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Trying to find which version of pure-ftpd my server is using, in order to help troubleshoot a probably FTP client issue.

I'm on CentOS 6.7, but would prefer a more generic/universal method, if possible.

I found this method (https://askubuntu.com/questions/153491/how-to-find-pure-ftpd-version), but it only works for Ubuntu, or other systems (Debian-based, etc) that are using the apt package manager.

I suppose something with the yum package manager might work? But again, would prefer a more generic/universal method, if possible.

I tried looking at the man page, and invoking the pure-ftpd command, but found nothing to help indicate which version is installed.

Thanks!

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Aaron Wallentine
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This should work universally:

$ pure-ftpd --help | head -1
pure-ftpd v1.0.36 [privsep]
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OK, this works:

yum info pure-ftpd

But still wondering if there's a more generic way?

Aaron Wallentine
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Open your Terminal and type the following command

apt-cache showpkg pure-ftpd
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